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Comments:	In 1892 Goldfield, sitting near the Superstition Mountains, was a bustling town that had just struck gold. This abandoned old mining town, which has been refurbished as a tourist attraction, includes a mine tour, historic museum, a saloon, a mystery shack, Arizona’s only narrow gauge train, zipline, shops and during November though April, gunfight presentations. <p> Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. A Pressed Penny Pocketbook is for sale in the Prospector's Palace for $6.00 plus tax. <br> Plenty of free parking. <p> Admission: You do not have to pay admission to access any of the 4 penny machines within the shops. <br> Several of the attractions have an admission price; see website for prices. <p> <b>Machine 1</b> (Placed 4/16) is inside the Prospector's Palace to the left. Cost to press: 51¢ each design. Designs all have a beaded border with 'Goldfield Ghost Town': <br> 1) (V) Gold panner eyeing a gold nugget with 'Arizona'. <br> 2) (H) Silhouette of four men on horseback with 'Dept. of Homeland Security'. <br> 3) (H) A revolver on each side of a skull wearing a cowboy hat with 'Arizona'. <br> 4) (H) Cactus in front of a silhouette of Superstition mountain with 'Superstition Mountain Arizona'. <p> G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 33°27'25.5" N Longitude: 111°29'32.6" W <br> Google Maps coordinates: FG45+R2Q Apache Junction, Arizona <p> October 31, 2024. The penny machine is rolling well centered excellent images on 95% copper pre-1982 pennies. MWHTH <p>
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Goldfield Ghost Town - Gold Panning at Prospector's Palace

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4650 North Mammoth Mine Road
Apache Junction, AZ , 85119-9465

Phone: (480) 983-0333

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In 1892 Goldfield, sitting near the Superstition Mountains, was a bustling town that had just struck gold. This abandoned old mining town, which has been refurbished as a tourist attraction, includes a mine tour, historic museum, a saloon, a mystery shack, Arizona’s only narrow gauge train, zipline, shops and during November though April, gunfight presentations.

Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. A Pressed Penny Pocketbook is for sale in the Prospector's Palace for $6.00 plus tax.
Plenty of free parking.

Admission: You do not have to pay admission to access any of the 4 penny machines within the shops.
Several of the attractions have an admission price; see website for prices.

Machine 1 (Placed 4/16) is inside the Prospector's Palace to the left. Cost to press: 51¢ each design. Designs all have a beaded border with 'Goldfield Ghost Town':
1) (V) Gold panner eyeing a gold nugget with 'Arizona'.
2) (H) Silhouette of four men on horseback with 'Dept. of Homeland Security'.
3) (H) A revolver on each side of a skull wearing a cowboy hat with 'Arizona'.
4) (H) Cactus in front of a silhouette of Superstition mountain with 'Superstition Mountain Arizona'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 33°27'25.5" N Longitude: 111°29'32.6" W
Google Maps coordinates: FG45+R2Q Apache Junction, Arizona

October 31, 2024. The penny machine is rolling well centered excellent images on 95% copper pre-1982 pennies. MWHTH

Machine 1 - Inside to the left

Pressed Penny Pocketbook $6.00 plus tax